Feed Your Soul, Body & Mind with God’s Holy Word
A phrase from 1 Thessalonians 2:13 concisely describes the result of consistently reading the Holy Scriptures, the Bible. “The word of God…is at work in you who believe,” 1 Thessalonians 2:13. The Bible is unlike any book ever written because it originated in the Creator of the universe who selected particular humans to record his thoughts. Consequently, as we read the Bible, God works his will and ways into our hearts. …
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David faced insurmountable odds against his success. His own followers were talking of stoning him because they were so grieved over the kidnapping of their wives and children. They blamed David for all their problems. …
Many years ago I heard someone suggest reading the book of Proverbs one chapter a day according to the calendar date. I began this practice and have benefited greatly from this wonderful book of divine wisdom. …
Scripture points us towards meditation that builds us up and never tears us down! On the other hand, Satan, our sinful human nature and the corrupt social system in which we live, tries every way possible to use our meditation against us. There is some really great news! God’s written Word directs us into healthy meditation that blesses us and everyone around us. …
“Apply your heart to instruction and your ear to words of knowledge,” Proverbs 23:12.
The Lord looks for confidants to whom he can pour out his heart and thoughts. The dictionary defines “confidant” as “one to whom secrets are entrusted”. Proverbs 3:22 declares, “The Lord…takes the upright into his confidence.” So, by his Word and his Spirit, God pours his thoughts and his feelings into everyone who seeks to please him. Keep reading the Word and spending that private time communing with him in praise, thanksgiving and adoration. In this way you become the Lord’s confidant; his trusted companion!
Many years ago I began recording Verses that Vivify during my private reading of Scripture. My secretary types these verses into a file on our computer. Consequently, this blog shares with you the verses that vivify from the book of Job. I trust they are a blessing and encouragement to you and build a new appreciation for the book we call Job.
Here’s an email we received: “The surgery was a disaster. My husband had a brain hemorrhage and stroke in recovery. He was in ICU for 9 days. His brain is slowly waking up. It probably will be a recovery that takes several weeks/months. Thanks for praying for us—we have needed it!” After reading this email we didn’t know specifically how to pray for our friend. What do we do when we don’t know what to ask? …
